"Eight years ago, Los Angeles-based writer Mike Davis proclaimed that Latina/os were "turning the lights back on" in cities and towns across the U.S., in Magical Urbanism: Latinos Reinvent the U.S. City, just one of the many publications concerning the arrival of Latina/os as the nation's new largest minority. This wave of media also noted the redistribution of Latina/os into areas perceived as having little ethnic or racial diversity, such as Midwestern towns with new meatpackers or light manufacturing.

People matter: secondary students’ social and natural world knowledge, actions, and potentials in a land use decision context  

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Please join us in the Ford Commons for the annual Winter Solstice party. Hosted before the holiday break, Solstice brings students, faculty and staff together for music by the Eco-Tones (a faculty band), conversation, and festive food.

Judith Walls, an Erb Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, presents a lecture as part of the Erb Colloquium. Her research explores the relationship between corporate governance and environmental strategy, mechanisms of industrial symbiosis strategy, corporate strategic responses to renewable energy policies, and innovation in energy efficient technology. Details to be announced.

Acting Dean David Allan invites faculty, staff and students to the SNRE "Community Coffee" on December 5th from 2pm until 3pm. Take a break from your work and studies and enjoy some coffee, treats and a little down time during the final days of this busy semester.